Herb whose name is derived from the Latin for "to wash"
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- Pale purple colour
- 'Livid' yet calming fragrant herb used for centuries to scent laundry, perfumes and soaps and to promote cleanliness, hence its etymological connection to washing or 'wash'
- Perennial shrub
- A pale blue colour with a trace of mauve
- An aromatic relative of bee balm and mint; said plant's dried sprigs for perfuming clothes/linen; fragrance or water scented with its flowers; or, said blossoms' pale-lilac-violet hue
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